North Carolina Broadcast History Museum

The North Carolina Broadcasting Museum aims to preserve and present the rich and significant history of the broadcasting business in the state of North Carolina. Our goal is to make this information universally accessible and useful to the public.

Through our exhibits and collections, we highlight the contributions made by North Carolina broadcasters in shaping the industry and the state’s cultural landscape. From the early days of radio and television to the digital age, our museum showcases the evolution and impact of broadcasting in North Carolina.

We collect and display artifacts, documents, photographs, and recordings that chronicle the history of prominent radio and television stations, broadcasters, programs, and events. Our exhibits provide a comprehensive overview of the industry’s milestones, innovations, and influential personalities.

Moreover, we offer educational programs and resources for students, researchers, and enthusiasts interested in studying the broadcasting field. Our museum collaborates with educational institutions and conducts outreach initiatives to promote awareness and appreciation for the history and future of broadcasting in North Carolina.

To ensure universal accessibility and usefulness, we employ modern technologies and platforms. Our website serves as a digital repository, featuring curated exhibits, interactive displays, and an extensive database of historical information. We prioritize inclusivity by providing alternative text, captions, and other accessibility features for individuals with disabilities.

Through our efforts, we strive to connect past, present, and future generations to North Carolina’s broadcasting heritage. By preserving and presenting this rich history, we believe it can serve as a source of inspiration and insight for industry professionals, scholars, and the general public alike.